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The Brewers Association recognizes hundreds of different beer styles from the most traditional to the most innovative. The resources in this section are all about beer styles, including their history and brewing traditions, best practices techniques, ingredients, and sensory experience.
Cask ale is often regarded as one of the best example of the brewers art and craft. Quite often, however, it is a challenge to consistently deliver the quality and integrity this product requires at point-of-purchase. This seminar will provides …Read More
A discussion of all things sour. The brewers of some well-known American sour ales will discuss the do’s and don’ts of brewing sour beer. Read More
Rudi Gheguire discusses Flemish wood-aged beers’ history and current brewing techniques. Read More
As craft brewers worldwide seek new experimental pathways to creative expression, they are finding the study and practice of other traditional fermented beverages an enlightening pursuit. Kjetil Jikiun, Will Meyers and Todd Bellomy have professional experience in sake brewing as …Read More
This presentation is intended to provide insight to brewers who have already begun the wild and sour beer journey. Chad and Troy will look at production methods and techniques to expand on existing knowledge and help create great wild and …Read More
Bruce discusses the use of ingredients other than hops in craft beer. Read More
The author of IPA: Brewing Techniques, Recipes and the Evolution of India Pale Ale discusses the stylistic revisions in IPA over 250 years, comparing and contrasting recipes, ingredients used and brewing techniques in various periods. Read More
Co-founder and brewmaster of Victory Brewing Company Ron Barchet focuses on the qualities German hops contribute to American craft beer and the emerging trends involving these hops. Tasting samples courtesy of the German Hop Growers Association will be provided. Read More
“Warm and flat is where it’s at.” So said my friend Erik Jefferts back in 1996 when he was head brewer at Phantom Canyon Brewing Co. in Colorado Springs. He was right, of course, but it’s not a great description …Read More
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